Dublin is host to the European headquarters of many of the most powerful and influential tech companies of the modern era, and has become an important strategic location within the context of debates surrounding data sovereignty, privacy and security. By connecting our own personal interactions on digital platforms to the corporate offices in the city centre and to the data centres that surround the city, this tour critically engages with these debates, whilst also reflecting on our relationship with our personal data as it passes through the many visible and invisible networks that surround us.
Registration required: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_y_3AboS6QXO4-Ie6i7fhKg
Limited number of participants!
All tours will be live with time for Q+A during and afterwards.
All participants must register beforehand via eventbrite, each tour is limited to a maximum of 15 participants.
Biography
Paul O’ Neill is an artist and researcher based in Dublin, Ireland. His practice and research relate to tactical media, media archaeology and remix culture. This discourse is reflected in his academic background, a graduate of Dublin City University with a BA International Relations and an MSc Multimedia, he also holds an MA Art in the Digital World from the National College of Art and Design, Dublin.
He is currently completing a PhD which explores media art practices that critique and subvert techno-solutionist narratives and discourses.
www.aswemaysink.com
